I am using Visual Builder - Table visualization to display the available values AND make them as a hyperlink so that a user can click on them and opening a new dashboard with the filter set to the selected value.
So far so good. Now for a different field I have a different requirement.
In this case, each field has a 'separate' dashboard as against the above case where dashboard is same only a different filter needs to be applied.
So how can I achieve this?
I got to a point where I can specify if-else condition using Handlebar syntax, but that does not allow me to check against some value. Rather it can only checks whether a field exists or not.
Can you give an example of how the dashboard name is determined? Dashboards support a query parameter to load by its name instead of id /dashboards?title=foo.
If not it sounds like we need another layer on top. One option is a scripted field, giving you more control.
One solution could be to use the same name as that of the field, so that when user clicks on it, I can use the {{key}} parameter to load the corresponding dashboard.
But that would mean, exporting these dashboards, changing the ID to my string and import them back. Surely this is a hacky way and I was wondering if there is a 'well-designed' way. Better approach than this is the URL redirection IMO since I don't want to mess with the design philosophy of using IDs for dashboards instead of user-defined strings. Thanks.
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